Entry of Crime No. When Investigation Was Done on Spot - Main Points and Insights
Delayed or insufficient investigation at the spot: Several sources highlight that police often failed to conduct immediate or proper on-site investigations after crime registration. For instance, in Jonabala Goswami W/o Sri Kandarpa Sarma VS Atul Ch. Patar S/o Late Chandra Kanta Patar - Gauhati, it is noted that investigation was not initiated at the scene, raising doubts about credibility. Similarly, Subhash VS State of Maharashtra - Crimes and Subhash VS State of Maharashtra - Bombay mention that investigation steps, including spot Panchanama, were only completed on a later date (e.g., November 3, 1999), based on station diary entries, indicating delay.
Official entries and documentation: Multiple references (e.g., Subhash VS State of Maharashtra - Crimes, Subhash VS State of Maharashtra - Bombay, RAJIV KUMAR @ BOBBY VS STATE OF U. P. - Allahabad) emphasize that proper entries like G.D. (General Diary) and station diary entries were made to document investigations, including spot Panchanamas. These entries serve as official record of investigation activities at the scene.
Investigation timeline and procedural lapses: Some sources (PADAM DEV VS STATE OF H. P. - Himachal Pradesh, Padam Dev VS State of Himachal Pradesh - Crimes) critique the police for not taking timely steps from the date of registration (often from August 1-16, 1986), suggesting neglect or procedural lapses in initial investigation efforts.
Specific investigation steps: In cases like RAJIV KUMAR @ BOBBY VS STATE OF U. P. - Allahabad, the investigation was conducted by a Deputy Superintendent of Police who described detailed steps taken, including crime scene examination and evidence collection. In contrast, Jonabala Goswami W/o Sri Kandarpa Sarma VS Atul Ch. Patar S/o Late Chandra Kanta Patar - Gauhati questions the credibility when such steps were not properly followed.
Use of forensic experts and advanced procedures: The investigation involving forensic experts, fingerprint analysis, and FSL (Forensic Science Laboratory) was noted in RAJAN vs STATE OF KERALA - Kerala, indicating that thorough on-site investigation and expert involvement are crucial for effective case handling.
Analysis and Conclusion
Overall, the sources reveal that timely and proper on-site investigation is critical for the credibility and effectiveness of criminal proceedings. Delays, failure to conduct spot investigations, or incomplete documentation can undermine the investigation's integrity and the judicial process. Proper entries in station diaries and immediate investigative actions at the scene are essential, and lapses in these procedures are frequently highlighted as significant shortcomings in police investigation protocols.
station - On next day, written FIR, Exbt. 1 was filed with O/C, P.S. on basis of which case was registered and on conclusion of investigation ... Entry at-least and on arrival at the spot he should have conducted investigation of the case on the basis of the G.D. Entry but that was not done which creates serious doubt regarding the credibility of the prosecution case. ... The way the investigation of the case was done is very distressing and displays....
(Exhibit 38) against the accused Nos.1 to 3 at Bhum Police Station and Crime No.111 of 999 was registered. Police took up investigation and recorded statements of witnesses. The spot panchanama (Exhibit 45) had been done on 3rd November 1999 itself on the basis of station diary entry. ... After investigation, A.C.P. Nana Patil (PW8– wrongly marked as PW7 in the record of the trial Court) filed chargesheet. 5. On committal of the matter to the Court of Sessions, charge was framed for a....
(Exhibit 38) against the accused Nos.1 to 3 at Bhum Police Station and Crime No.111 of 999 was registered. Police took up investigation and recorded statements of witnesses. The spot panchanama (Exhibit 45) had been done on 3rd November 1999 itself on the basis of station diary entry. ... After investigation, A.C.P. Nana Patil (PW8 – wrongly marked as PW7 in the record of the trial Court) filed chargesheet. ... 5. On committal of the matter to the Court of Sessions, charge was framed f....
It is also apparent that from August 1, 1986 right upto August 16, 1986 the respondents do not appear to have taken any steps towards the investigation of this case, it was expected that after the registration of the case the respondents should have gone to the spot and ascertained as to which was the ... As the police ziminis, however, disclose, they had done precious little in the matter till August 16, 1986, on which date, as the concerned zimini entry would show all that the respondent A. S. I. ... He further averred....
The Check FIR is Exhibit Ka-12 and the G.D. entry is Exhibit Ka-13. ... Investigation of the case was done by Deputy Superintendent of Police, Pawan Kumar Yadav PW-8. ... ... Pawan Kumar Yadav P.W.8 was entrusted with the investigation of the case. He took various steps for completing investigation. He has described in detail the same before the trial court. ... case crime number under Section 304-B IPC and relevant entry in the concerned G.D. was made. ... He proce....
It is also apparent that from August, I, 1986 tight upto August 16, 1986 the respondents do not appear to have taken any steps towards the investigation of this case. ... It was expected that after the registration of the case the respondents should have gone to the spot and ascertained as to which, was the room in which Padam Dev was allegedly confined and interrogated the accused Ishwar Lal with regard to the crime in question. ... As the police zimin is, however, disclose, they had done precious little in the matter t....
Fact of the Case: The petitioner filed a petition to transfer the investigation of a criminal case to the Crime Investigation ... in the investigation process. ... discrepancies in the police investigation. ... Therefore, it cannot be said that proper investigation of the incident was not done by the police. ... So for an effective and fair trial, the investigation of the Crime No.03/2019 registered at Police Station Udaipura, Dis....
in the Station diary and letter vide Inward for seeking permission to conduct raid was forwarded to ACP, Crime Branch, Thane City ... persons aged between 35 to 40 years would be coming in white colour Hyundai Verna Car in front Hospital - Directed Thane to make entry ... Walzade instructed to make arrangement - Other directions relating to raid, were also given - Raiding party members went to the spot ... PI Godse directed Thane Amaldar to make entry in the Station diary and letter dated 14.11.2017 vide Inward No. 2084/....
- After investigation charge-sheet has been filed – Held, If it is not done then under such circumstances it would not satisfy requirement ... not been followed then under such circumstances evidence of official witnesses also cannot be said to hold that they inspected spot ... accused was in illegal possession of Ganja - Said articles were seized by the investigating officer and the case was registered in Crime ... He has deposed on the receipt of credible information and arrest of the accused at the spot#HL_E....
Investigation - Death of Police Officer - Sections of Criminal Procedure Code - Summary of investigation protocols and judicial ... Further scrutiny of the investigation was necessary to verify findings. ... scrutiny on alleged suicide and potential foul play influencing court’s directive for further investigation. ... team to take up the investigation in the matter. ... The services of finger print expert, police surgeon and Assistant Director, FSL were utilised at the scene of the crime#HL_E....
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